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ESI's student innovation program, in collaboration with partners, hosted the "ESI Impact" student entrepreneurship competition on September 22nd . This event invited university students to unleash their creativity and develop unique solutions to tackle diverse sustainability challenges. The event featured prominent companies in corporate social responsibility and program partners: "Rimi Baltic," "SEB banka," and "Printify." The full-day event took place at the premises of the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga, uniting around 120 students from six educational institutions across various regions of Latvia. The event commenced with an inspiring keynote address by sustainability advisor Kristīne Nagle, who introduced the concept of Sustainable Entrepreneurship, its principles, and its boundless potential. The ESI Impact Lab is supported by the ESI Student Innovation Program, "Rimi Baltic," "SEB Banka," "Printify," and the European Regional Fund. Project number: 1.1.1. 3./21/A

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It was very loud and full of surprises ... one evening in the Fazer Amica cafe... together with people from all over Europe...lots of positive emotions… Of course we are now speaking of the Una Notte da Italiano. This time the theme of the party was Italy and its culture. Erasmus students from Italy welcomed everyone to enjoy a trip around their country, through their presentations of different regions, like Trentino, Veneto, Lazio, Basilicata....and afterwards listen to the music from these regions played live with guitars! Singing karaoke was also in the program! Dear, Luca Plotegher, Marco Trevisan, Marco Donatini, Eliana Cardia, Michele Brombal, Giulio Cavinato, Massimo Balloni, Massimo Furiett, Pasquale Carlucci, Paola Tommasi, Miriam Carbini , and Federica Petrosino , we would like to thank you for the work you have done to prepare this evening!!! Best insight into the event you will gain from the people who were there, so here are some opinions: Eliana Cardia

105 students from six Latvian universities participated in the second "Mobility City Challenge 2022" hackathon organized by the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics (BVEF) of the University of Latvia (LU) in cooperation with Riga Airport, which took place from September 23 to 25. In fierce competition, the team RIX3027 - Rihards Mežiņš (LU), Ridhan Parvendhan (RTU), Lita Bogdanova and Beāte Monta Eihe (BA) won the prize of 1000 euros, as well as the opportunity to participate in the final stage of the competition in Barcelona (Spain). "It is interesting that the winners of the hackathon created a team on the spot, because most of students came to the hackathon with already established teams. The idea of ​​the winning team is a scalable 24/7 kindergarten on the airport territory, initially for employees, but in future for passengers and a wider audience, which received the highest evaluation of the jury," emphasizes the organizer of the hackathon, LU BVEF assoc. prof. Ilona

105 students from six Latvian universities participated in the second "Mobility City Challenge 2022" hackathon organized by the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics (BVEF) of the University of Latvia (LU) in cooperation with Riga Airport, which took place from September 23 to 25. In fierce competition, the team RIX3027 - Rihards Mežiņš (LU), Ridhan Parvendhan (RTU), Lita Bogdanova and Beāte Monta Eihe (BA) won the prize of 1000 euros, as well as the opportunity to participate in the final stage of the competition in Barcelona (Spain). "It is interesting that the winners of the hackathon created a team on the spot, because most of students came to the hackathon with already established teams. The idea of ​​the winning team is a scalable 24/7 kindergarten on the airport territory, initially for employees, but in future for passengers and a wider audience, which received the highest evaluation of the jury," emphasizes the organizer of the hackathon, LU BVEF assoc. prof. Ilona

We had the chance to interview three students who have just begun an exciting journey, as their project “International Hub over Borders'' got accepted as one of FORTHEM’s Civic Engagement Projects. We interviewed Antonia Thamm, Sarah Tornberg and Eevi Hakala, and asked them what the project is about and what the process has been like. Read the interview on the webpage of the University of Jyväskylä .

studies, you look for financial support to conduct the study work/project in one of the FORTHEM universities for the maximum period of 10 days on site, there is a possibility to apply for the FORTHEM network funds (travel costs, accommodation and living expenses). Supported activities: to carry out fieldwork, experimentation or research for a thesis (BA, MA, PhD); to create new cooperation with a student association in a partner university; to work with a group of students in another university on a current or future project, etc. Application form is available here. More information: University of Latvia Mobility Division E-mail: forthem@lu.lv

-thinking, protest and revival spirit. In 1988, the red-white-red flag appeared for the first time in this festival. In the 1990s student corporations again participated in the celebrations and led the procession.” E. Simanoviča emphasizes that over 50 years the celebrations have never been cancelled, and took place even after the August Putsch in 1991. She also remembers all people who acted in the role of Aristotle delivering speeches: actors Arnis Līcītis, Kārlis Auškāps, Imants Adermanis, Gundars Āboliņš, Harijs Spanovskis, Guntis Skrastiņš, journalist Dzintris Kolāts, and this year, actor Jānis Paukštello. “Aristotelis” and Competition between Universities Juris Zaķis , former UL rector, who began to immerse in the atmosphere and traditions of Aristotle celebration in 1984, when he was the UL Vice-rector for Sciences, remembers: “A question arose how to continue the tradition. The ceremony at large remained unchanged, but to make it more attractive we introduced several new elements. For example

Enthusiasts, engineers, software developers, entrepreneurs, designers with hardware ideas, or desire to contribute to the high-technology development are invited to join "Student Deep Science Hackathon", which will take place on October 20-22 at the House of Nature, University of Latvia (Jelgavas Street 1, Riga). The event will be a three-day workshop for the creation and development of new innovative ideas for students and high school students who want to form interdisciplinary teams with innovation potential with an emphasis on interesting ideas in the fields of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, mathematics). At the end of the event teams will present the commercialization plan to the jury, scientists, investors, and others. During the event, participants will be provided with mentor support, a co-working online environment, and information for commercialization steps. Anyone who is a high school or university student over the age of 16, from any country, regardless